Television

I don't really watch a whole lot of television, which is good, since I don't have cable and haven't for over a year. Two shows I really love though, are Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and Friends. You should all know this by now. Since I don't have a whole lot going on right now besides work, and John Ross brought it to my attention that he and I never finished watching the top ten episodes of Buffy. This is my own personal list, but I think most Buffy fans would at least agree on the majority of the episodes, even if not on the order. A lot of people think the musical episode is the best, but I disagree. I think it is definitely a top 3, but Teetz and I were talking and we agree that "Hush" is really great. I think it's probably the best, but we'll see. I am going ot try to squish all seven seasons into a top ten list. I will post shortly. Maybe. If I don't go back to sleep. (I have been awake since around 7. Ugh.)

Also, throughout the ten years of Friends, all the characters went on tons and tons of dates, but none were in very serious relationships for very long. They met people ate the most random places, the coffee house, the movies, etc. Why don't people date like that now? Or did people really date like that ever? Anyone I have ever dated, I have not met randomly, I have met through friends who I have known for a long time. I have only had two serious relationships in my entire life, and we use the word 'serious' very loosely with Adam. Maybe long-term would be a better word to describe that one. But I met Adam through Crazy Rachel, who'd I had already known for three years. I met Drake through Brett, who I had also known for three years. I wonder why people don't date as randomly as it seems to happen on Friends. I know it's just a television show, but I also do know people in real life who date like this, who date but aren't in relationships, who met people randomly like this. I wonder why that is, and why some people can do this and some can't. What do you think?